Grammar I am learning adverbs. I got 91.67% for this test. To get 100%, I need to read carefully before I choose the correct answer. I think this was easy because I only got one wrong. Maybe next time I’ll get 100%. Next I still will like to learn more about verbs and adverbs.
I am a Year 8 student at Glen Innes School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 9 and my teacher is Mrs Ramkolowan.
Saturday, 31 May 2014
Friday, 30 May 2014
Comprehension Test
This image shows my result for the comprehension test. I have to say, this was a little bit easy because all you have to do is read the story a couple of times before you answer the questions. As you can see I got 40 out of 50 so basically I got most of the questions right but one wrong. To get 50 out of 50, I should read the story again before I click the right answer. I will like to do more activity like this.
Fraction Machine
The game I was playing was called the Fraction Machine. This was hard for because when I try to click the answer the question change. My score was 6 out of 30 question. I believe that I should learn more of this activity.
Mental Machine
I am playing a game called mental machine. This question was easy but the questions get even harder. To this question all I did was take away the 15 from 30 then that equals to 15, then add 24 which is equal to 39. Next I will like to learn algebra.
Thursday, 29 May 2014
Tooth Traditions around the world.
This is about different cultures have their own teeth tradition.
English and Aboriginals have the common tooth traditions. Both cultures believe in tooth fairy. . Kids who are English or Aboriginals, put their tooth under the pillow at night time. Next morning the tooth is gone and the lucky person will get a money.
Spanish kids also put their loose teeth under their pillow. This is really funny but did you know that Spanish kids believe in a little mouse name Ratoncito Perez. That is really weird for me because who will believe that a little mouse will exchange a tooth for a lolly or money.
Afghanistan has no belief in tooth fairies. When a child loses a tooth they throw it into a rat or mouse hole. They do believe that the rats need it to make their teeth nice and strong. To be honest, I think that’s a little bit crazy.
I had no idea but in Korea, children throw their teeth on top of their roof and sing a song that goes like this, “Blackbird, blackbird my old tooth I give to you. Bring me a new tooth”. I really don’t believe in any of this because while you growing up, you know that you will have new teeth.
Basically, many culture use their tooth for a reason. Like to exchange for money or lollies, or probably throw it onto the roof for a new adult teeth like some culture. According to web, most child might lose their primary teeth when they are 6, to have some space for the permanent teeth.
Punctuation Game
Walt: place the correct punctuation into the gaps in the sentence.
For reading, I'm learning where to put punctuation marks. To play this game, I had to choose the correct punctuation mark and hen click splat so that it will go onto the sentence given. Before I chose my punctuation mark, I had to read the sentence to understand it, then I’ll know which one to select. This was a little bit hard for me because really I didn't know which punctuation mark would go into the correct place. I should learn punctuation marks by placing them into the sentences correctly because honestly, I need more practise.
Wednesday, 28 May 2014
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